Hello Patrick. > Is there any documentation on how to set up the mselang environment / > what steps are needed to use it?
I would do it with pleasure (but it is so simple that it not needed !) MSElang is mlc, mbc, mli and mselang. - mlc compiler produces mli file that can be interpreted by mli interpreter. - mbc compiler produces bc (bit-code) file that can be compiled+linked by Clang. - mli is the interpreter of .lpi files. - mselang is the gui application that chains all the MSElang elements. I did add some note in github-release: > MSElang the Pascal compiler for LLVM. > On Linux, Raspberry pi and FreeBSD all is working, MSElang can produce > working executable. > For Windows 32, producing lpi and bc files is ok. > You may interpreter the lpi files with the mli interpreter. > Here how to try MSElang: > You need the LLVM suite to produce a executable. > For Linux multi-arch 64 bit do this: > $ sudo apt-get install llvm:i386 > For Linux 32 and Rpi bit do this: > $ sudo apt-get install llvm > For FreeBSD 64 bit multi-arch: > $ sudo pkg install i386-llvm > For FreeBSD 32 bit: > $ sudo pkg install llvm > For Windows the easier is to use the installer given by LLVM. > http://releases.llvm.org/download.html > When LLVM is installed, download the mselang beta2 release. > (lin32 for Linux32 bit, rpi32 for Raspberry Pi, bsd32 for FreeBSD 32 and > win32 for Windows). > Unzip it somewhere. > Run mselang(.exe). > Click on button "Parse". > And cross your fingers... -- Sent from: http://mseide-msegui-talk.13964.n8.nabble.com/ _______________________________________________ mseide-msegui-talk mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mseide-msegui-talk
